Unsettled September Reveals Potential Profit Chances from DAX Decline
In the world of finance and technology, there's always something new and exciting happening. Here's a roundup of some of the latest developments that you might find interesting.
Ralph Lauren's dress is making headlines as part of the hype surrounding Taylor Swift's engagement. The pop star recently announced her engagement on Instagram, causing a social media explosion. Meanwhile, CEO Tim Cook is once again being questioned about finding answers to the "next big thing" at Apple, 11 years after the original question.
Moving on to the stock market, five particularly convincing stocks in the current environment are Monday.com, Live Nation Entertainment, Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet. Monday.com is attractive due to its AI-driven workflow innovations and strong growth over 20%, while Live Nation benefits from megatrends like rising event attendance. The tech giants Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet have significant growth potential through innovative products, AI investments, cloud computing, and diversification, making now a potentially good time to invest as these companies position themselves strongly for future market trends.
US small-caps are gaining attention due to favorable valuations, interest rate hope, and new profit prospects. The top performers in US small-caps are highlighted in the article. On the other hand, silver has outperformed gold, with silver stocks soaring. However, no specific "Silver Star in the Stock Market" is mentioned in the paragraph.
In Europe, an average increase in earnings per share of 10.7 percent is expected by 2026. Meanwhile, economic concerns surround Donald Trump's trade policy and rising interest rates in Europe due to high government debt. A further interest rate cut is considered likely by 2025 in the USA. According to the FedWatch tool, 92 percent of market participants expect a 25 basis points interest rate cut by mid-September in the USA.
In other news, the DAX has fallen below the 24,000-point mark in September. On a positive note, 38 out of 40 companies in the DAX are expected to pay out dividends next year.
Lastly, Biogen and Eisai are behind an Alzheimer's drug, and its origin lies in Sweden with a specific company. For more details, you can find it on page 10. The MAG takeover is becoming increasingly attractive, according to the top tip of the week.
Stay tuned for more updates on these and other developing stories.
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